Today, COMANCO’s Superintendent Martin Calderon and his crew are working through the long, hot, summer days in Idaho as they are making some headway on the project. They continue the installation of 60mil Smooth HDPE and 60mil Single-Sided and Double-Sided …
Today, COMANCO Superintendent Nathan Wilfong and his crew are installing 24” HDPE drainage pipe for the vertical expansion landfill closure. Nathan, along with several other COMANCO employees, attended training at McElroy University last year to increase their skills on …
COMANCO recently completed liner repairs and cofferdam installation in a cooling pond at a Central Florida chemical plant. This milestone is the culmination of four months of hard work from the four man team, led by superintendent Jeremy Giles. Over …
COMANCO is currently working on a pond renovation project at a Central Florida chemical facility. Superintendent Matt Carroll and crew are currently excavating and hauling away 30,000CY of sludge material along with hauling 25,000CY of clean gypsum back in for …
Just this past week COMANCO successfully completed a 9.5-acre landfill expansion project in Central Florida. To recap, the scope of work included: excavation/hauling of fill material, various forms of pipe work, installation of a double layered liner containment system, construction …
This week, COMANCO Environmental began a liner installation project at a landfill in San Diego, California. The footprint of the new cell is just under 400,000 square feet. The first layer to be installed is a 40-mil HDPE textured liner, …
COMANCO Environmental nears completion for installing geosynthetics on a 4.5-acre Coal Ash Landfill expansion in Palatka, FL. This vertical expansion will allow more space for waste as the existing, active landfill continues to grow. The COMANCO Crew has safely battled …
COMANCO has recently begun a lime sludge pond renovation project at a Central Florida chemical facility. Supervisor Matt Carroll and Foreman Justino Macedo are leading the 12-man crew as they begin to make headway. A few keys tasks off the …
COMANCO crew begins work on a 16-acre 4- layer geosynthetics landfill in the Sonoma Valley, smack dab in the middle of California’s wine country. Not only is the project 16-acres but COMANCO will also install approximately 60 pipe boot penetrations …
COMANCO crew begins landfill project in the heart of California’s agriculture center. The new 10-acre cell will consist of a two layer geosynthetics system on the cell floor and a three layer geosynthetics system on the slope. The crew is …
